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Thanks for your feedback Phil.<br />What about if I buy a satellite finder:<br />SatfinSF95 Satellite Finder SF-95 with 3Ft Fly Lead, 22Khz Indicator $49.00<br />Is that enough to find the satellite by adjusting the Az/El and LNBF Tilt while checking the signal on the satellite finder?<br />I know someone who has the RAI channel but i'd rather not go to his house and mess with his equipment (he had his professionally installed so he doesnt know anything about satellite equipnent).<br />Is it possible for me to find the satellite using a satellite finder and a compas?<br />Thanks.<br /><br />Chris.
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